Develop creative point of view from observation and engagement with the world.

Think broadly, be receptive to provocative ideas, and be prepared to generate novel and unexpected outcomes.

Think broadly, be receptive to provocative ideas, and be prepared to generate novel and unexpected outcomes

PLO 3: Cultural Literacy & Contextual Relevance

Graduates will be able to:

Be aware of the context and reception of their creative production, understand that filmed entertainment is a global commodity.

Constantly and prominently consider the cultural, social and economical environment in which their ideas live.

Recognize, be curious and tolerant of cultural and social diversity.

Demonstrate knowledge of historical, current and innovative events and ideas, and interpret those viewpoints through the framework of film.

Articulate the diverse ethical components associated with any cultural production.

Assess the impact their actions have on other individuals, communities and the sustainability of our environment.

PLO 4: Areas of Emphasis

Graduates will be able to:

Excel in one or more of the following areas of emphasis: Directing, Cinematography, Editing, Screenwriting, Production Design, Producing.

DIRECTING: Use cinematic language to create technically accomplished and aesthetically engaging films. Creatively express story through blocking of camera and performers. Demonstrate cooperative, collaborative skills to bring together the disciplines of filmmaking into a cohesive whole in a production environment.

CINEMATOGRAPHY: Advance the narrative of the story through the science, craft and aesthetics of cinematography.

EDITING: Advance the narrative of the story through the science, craft and aesthetics of editing.